Kosmos Wind Bots

Only the wind propels them. Whether it's an aircraft, tricycle, or surf bot, these six robot models are just waiting for the next gust of wind to get them moving. Built from over 100 individual parts, the Wind Bots can be assembled and reassembled repeatedly. Endless fun for all construction fans. But even on calm days, the bots don't stop. With the handy, manually operated wind machine, they can drive, walk, and crawl indoors with ease. Meanwhile, the illustrated step-by-step guide explains how emission-free drives work and where wind power is already used in everyday life. This KOSMOS experiment kit for children aged 8 to 12 makes the element of air the highlight. It's about to get windy. The six different models are powered solely by wind and zoom around the children's room. Even on windless days, that's not a problem, as the practical hand-operated wind machine comes into play. No matter how the Wind Bots drive, walk, or crawl, all are assembled from over 100 individual parts and can be rebuilt again and again. Whether it's an aircraft, quad runner, drill truck, or one of the other robots, children learn about wind as an example of renewable energy, as the bots operate completely without batteries. A construction fun kit from KOSMOS for children between 8 and 12 years old, who are just waiting to catch some wind. Contents: Components for assembling the models, components for the hand fan, instructions. Additionally needed: Side cutters or nail pliers, alternatively scissors and a nail file.